Tata Motors, a $44 billion global automotive manufacturer, holds a dominant position in the Indian commercial vehicle market and is a significant player in the passenger vehicle segment, including a pioneering role in India’s electric vehicle transition. The company’s business strategy encompasses a diverse portfolio of vehicles, including passenger cars, SUVs, trucks, buses, and defense vehicles.

In the passenger vehicle sector, Tata Motors has emerged as the third-largest car manufacturer in India, recognized for its trendsetting designs, safety standards, and a wide range of fuel options, including a rapidly expanding electric vehicle lineup. Key models like the Nexon EV and Tiago EV have established Tata Motors as a leader in the Indian EV market, holding a substantial market share. The company is aggressively pursuing electrification with plans to launch several new EV models across different body styles under its ‘Avinya’ brand and aims for EVs to constitute over 30% of its sales by 2030. To support this EV push, Tata Motors is significantly expanding the charging infrastructure through its ‘Open Collaboration’ framework.

In the commercial vehicle segment, Tata Motors is India’s largest manufacturer, offering a comprehensive range of trucks and buses known for their reliability and value. The company is also focusing on sustainable mobility in this segment, exploring electric, LNG, and hydrogen-powered trucks, aligning with its goal of achieving a zero-carbon footprint by 2045.